the winery

the winery

Our Vineyard is in Paraje Altamira, our largest estate and greatest influence on our wines. 77 Ha in a climate of great thermal amplitude and rocky calcareous soils. Our contribution of elegance and complexity. This is where our Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Chardonnay and a few lost rows of others come from. The oldest vines are around 20 years old.
This is where our Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Blend, Chardonnay and a few lost rows of others come from.

La Consulta
This estate located in the extreme south of San Carlos, Valle de Uco, surrounds our winery and dresses it with its foliage for much of the year. 5 Ha of Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Tempranillo, Semillon and Malbec. The mostly sandy soil with a large presence of minerals, like Paraje Altamira which is very close, has very pronounced temperature peaks.

La Consulta II is a fairly young vineyard of 10 hectares almost adjacent to our winery and its respective estate. Here we mainly have varieties of Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc, with surprising results.

Our Search
It is to bring to the US market, wines that without escaping our viticultural tradition, always go a little further, the orbit with the world consumption trend and the advances of the modern market of high-end wines. We are fortunate to have a unique terroir, which gives us an important differential and we start from a quality that surprises us and grows day by day and motivates us to perfect our production day by day. Starting with the planning from the farm to the last day of stowage of the bottles.

We use concrete eggs to age our wines so you experience how our wines are different due to the soils, rocks and minerals present in our land. Relying on vineyards with large alluvial deposits from the omnipresent Andes is the key to producing fresher, more mineral-rich wines, We are a younger generation of winemakers, and we are trying to change the perception of quality. We used to believe that more of everything was betterā€”more ripeness, more oak, more alcohol. But along the way, weā€™ve learned that if you wait too long to pick, you lose that sense of place.

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